workshop for Khorat Geopark's Interpreters on March 26–27, 2026

​This initiative follows the holistic cooperation model based on UNESCO guidelines, with support from the Environmental Fund and Nakhon Ratchasima Rajabhat University. It integrates collaboration between the public and private sectors, academia, and local communities across five districts: Mueang, Sung Noen, Sikhio, Kham Thale So, and Chaloem Phra Kiat, with over 100 local representatives and youth in attendance.

​The workshop focused on integrated data management, where stakeholders shared progress on geopark initiatives within their respective areas. Geological, natural, and cultural data were compiled to co-design presentation strategies aligned with the revalidation goals. A key highlight was the English communication training, aimed at empowering site interpreters to present effectively and independently. Furthermore, primary coordinators for each site were designated through mutual consensus.

​This two-day training emphasized establishing Best Practices to ensure that everyone within the Khorat UNESCO Global Geopark territory operates as a unified team with a shared vision. This collective readiness ensures we serve as exceptional hosts while fostering long-term sustainability for the region.